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Public backlash: NJ lawmakers backtrack on restricting right to know
New Jersey legislative leaders hit the brakes Thursday on a fast-moving bill that would have overhauled the state's open records law.
Congress moves to ban TikTok — How NJ representatives voted
The House on Wednesday passed a bill that would lead to a nationwide ban of the popular video app TikTok
NJ lawmakers working hard now to limit public’s right to know
New Jersey lawmakers voted Monday to advance a measure that could make it easier for government agencies to withhold documents under the state's open records law, casting it as a modernizing bill that would cut back on profiteering businesses.
Report: NJ, US were not prepared for COVID-19 pandemic
The report released Monday faults planning, communication and decision-making before and during the pandemic, which broke out in early 2020.
Sen. Bob Menendez enters not guilty plea to latest criminal indictment
U.S. Sen. Bob Menendez and his wife pleaded not guilty on Monday to new obstruction of justice charges recently added to a broad corruption indictment threatening the Democrat's re-election chances.
2 groups appeal the selection of new offshore wind projects for New Jersey, citing cost
Two homeowners' groups are challenging New Jersey's preliminary approval of two new offshore wind power projects, saying they would be unlawfully costly to electricity customers.
New Jersey sees spike in incidents of bias in 2023
Reports in NJ of incidents of bias — like antisemitism and anti-Black behavior among others — climbed by 22% last year, according to preliminary data released Thursday by the attorney general.
New obstruction of justice crimes levied against Sen. Bob Menendez in rewritten indictment
The charges were in a rewritten indictment returned against the Democrat in Manhattan federal court.
Judge rejects Sen. Bob Menendez’s claims that search warrants in bribery case were unconstitutional
A federal judge on Monday rejected U.S. Sen. Bob Menendez’s claims that search warrants that led to corruption charges and the discovery of gold bars and cash at his New Jersey home were unconstitutional.
U.S. Supreme Court’s unanimous decision on whether to keep Trump on ballot
Trump’s case was the first at the Supreme Court dealing with a provision of the 14th Amendment that was adopted after the Civil War to prevent former officeholders who “engaged in insurrection” from holding office again.